Rabbit Special Calligraphy Scroll

Rabbit

Close up view of the calligraphy artwork mounted to this silk brocade wall scroll

This is a very distinctive form of calligraphy. It’s a Chinese character that is made to look like an actual figure. In this case, a rabbit. You might have to use some imagination to see the rabbit in this one.

The large character is also a representation of “tu” which means rabbit in Chinese (also means rabbit in Japanese Kanji, as well as old Korean Hanja).

If you were born in the year of the rabbit, this would be a very cool wall scroll for you. If you need to check what your animal year is, use the utility on our Chinese Zodiac page.

Here's Sandy holding a tiger special Asian calligraphy wall scroll. As you can see, it's a nice large-sized wall scroll that will look great in your home.

About the Artist...

This was painted by a very shy artist named Ye Ying-Xing from near Guilin, China. I asked if I could take his picture, but he politely refused with a gesture of modesty. He does not seek fame, and in another gesture of Chinese modesty, he insulted his own artwork, saying that it was not good enough to make such a fuss over.

I think the artwork is worthy, and offers a unique and different style that most people in the west have never seen before (it's even rare in China).